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# Overview
BigGeo Studio’s **Product Spaces** provide flexible, customizable workspaces for each BigGeo product, allowing organizations to manage access, permissions, and scalability within each product environment. Whether your team is working with **Datascape**, **Datalab**, or **Velocity**, Product Spaces allow you to set up controlled, secure environments optimized for specific workflows and team needs.
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## What Are Product Spaces?
Product Spaces are unique, independent environments within BigGeo Studio that offer access to specific BigGeo products. These spaces allow you to:
* **Assign and Manage Access**: Control which team members can access each product space and define their permission levels.
* **Create Multiple Spaces per Product**: Support various teams, projects, or client accounts by creating multiple spaces for the same product, ensuring scalability and adaptability for organizations of any size.
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## Available BigGeo Products
BigGeo Studio includes a range of specialized products, each with its own set of capabilities:
1. **Datascape**: A dynamic platform where buyers can explore, visualize, and interact with data. Datascape serves as a marketplace where customers can purchase and use data from multiple sources, including datasets listed by providers on Datalab.
2. **Datalab**: A tool for data sellers to create, manage, and publish their datasets for sale. Sellers can list their data on Datalab, where it will then be accessible to buyers on Datascape for exploration and purchase.
3. **Velocity**: A high-speed data processing platform designed for quick geospatial data handling, ideal for teams needing fast insights and analysis for time-sensitive projects.
Each of these products can be accessed through their own Product Space, creating secure, dedicated environments for different workflows.
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## Key Features of Product Spaces
* **Customizable Access Control**: Manage access by assigning team members to specific spaces and setting individual permission levels.
* **Multiple Spaces per Product**: Establish multiple Product Spaces for a single product, allowing each team, department, or client to have a tailored environment.
* **Scalability for Organizations of All Sizes**: Product Spaces can grow with your organization, accommodating various teams, projects, or even entire departments.
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## Getting Started With Product Spaces
1. **Launch a Product Space**: From your BigGeo Studio dashboard, select a BigGeo product and launch a new space.
2. **Add the Space to Your Organization**: Connect the newly launched space to your organization to begin using it with your team.
3. **Configure Permissions**: Assign team members to the space and set their permission levels to control access to data and tools.
Explore the flexibility of Product Spaces to support secure collaboration and scalability within BigGeo Studio, whether for selling data, analyzing datasets, or processing high-speed insights.
Data Consumers: Datascape
Learn how to launch Datascape from your BigGeo Studio dashboard.
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